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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-28
MQerIef.

Nm "a. December ffarb elmer Der
dltefea unb gea6tetfen beuti9en Be=
tpobner unferer @tabt, 9err g.
u mt d 9eib. sen. Ser NerbliAene
errei6te elm Nlter bon 78 sSabren un6
mobnte felt 1843 in San Mntonio. gr
bate bas l1n9liid, bor IS Sabren p6llia
3u erblinben. trug bies MiBgefdid ies
bod nit eitler ieltenen grgebung unb
Seelenftdrte. Ser Ddbtngei9iebene
binterldBt eine trauernbe Witttue unb 8
bereits ertuabiene 56bne uno 9D9ter.
= 6err Ooafum, Der gefern bier
sintraf. erfldrt, Die @erii9te bon bem
Bertauf ber Mranias paB 8abm euts
bebrten ieber Begrinbung.
9err s. s. MeDer, Der popuIdre
Weinbdnbler BON Nlamp pla3a. ienoet
felt einisen Sagen fem neues @eipann
aus bebufs Mblieferung bon beftellten
Wnaren. Die Declaration bes Waeens
1T duBerif finnrei9 unb na9t benz Waos
let, 6errn 9efel, ale ghre. Das
emblem: Der Noler nit Der Sroube i'm
S6nabel, tpirb in 3utunft oas @es
f6dftswappen bes Serrn Wfeper iein.
- @ine N9itation III bier In San
Antonio i'm @anse, um ii9 In Be3ug
auf bic Snmigrationsbe bon
Sollas nnabbdngig su MAIDEN. au9
anbere Stdbte, tpie 2uling, Bic.
toria uub eagle paB fiub nit benz
&efultate ber Oallas'er gonpention iebr
tpenig aufrieben. Die Delegaten bers
felben werOen baber an ben 2omites
Sibungen in Dallas ni6t t1eilnebmen.
Sn ben friiben Moreenifunoen
6es %. Se5ember brad in Der MaRere
fraBe elm Geuer aug. Die Geuerwebr
mar re9tseitig 3nr STEELE unb Der atls
geri9tete S9aben mar tein bsoeuten3er.
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Weredauense siiebertrddltiafett.

QDenn Ou 5u Deinem Npotbefer gebit
UNI eiue Glaf9e BON 6 m mons 2is
per- Regulator su faufen unb er
bietet Sir nadsema6ten nit dbnli6
flinsenbem Ramen an unb iast, bas 1T
bafelbe. ober gerabe 10 gut, bann frage
i'm bod, parum er Dir nidt bic e@te
Nr3nei in peibem llmi6lose NIT aufge.
brudtem, eroBen. rDiben 3, bereitet bon
s. $. 3eilen 6 60. 9iebt. Ser einSige
3med, ben iolt elm 9dubIer babel bas
ben fam, 1T Der, baB er burd ben Ser.
fauf zines tpoblfeilen na6gema9ten Nrs
titeIs, mel6er Dir euti9ieben idaben
mag, 25 @ts. ertra berbient.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-28
es@lub fOIst,)
aaHe With

Du iihlit Did niebsrseidlasen, bait teinet
Appettt, Did plast aopfipeb, Du bi1 unrubia
uno nerb0s, furS Du bnft ireenb Elm Taittel
notbis, Did Dieber auf3uri9ten unb neuen
sebensmutb jn faiIen. Nan bebiene fid ba,u
ni6t beftiser etimulanten, 8ribiabrsmeoi.
einen, ober ipertbloler 8itters, bic fan aae aus
l9le6iein 8bisseb eema6t iinb unb mar fir
turte 9eit anreeen ano baum eiue nm 70 f6Iim.
mere 8eaetion i'm @efoIee ;u baben, ionbern
sebraude Elm suberldifiseS 8lntreinisunas.
mittel. Gin fo!d)es rest asber unb Nierem su
lebhafter 9bdiigfeit an, berlsibt neue 2ebeus.
fraft unb giebt oem 2eibenbsa 6elunbfeit unb
Kraft pie6er. Sold tin Nittel III bas eIee.
trie Bitters. Gs fofet MIR so Gents bic
6Iaf&e unb 1T 3u babfn in Der apotbete bon
q. Dreib, San slntonio
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Cages Neuisfeiten.
q n la n b.

= SIT Mlbanp fanb bic 8eerbigung
bes GrsGinanaminifters Manning unter
groBen Geierli9feiten unb 5ablrei9er
8etbeiligung ftatt. Iu9 prdiibent
glepslanb unb bas seiammte Cabinet
befanben ii6 i'm Srauersefolse. Die
lebteren reifeu iofort mad Der Beifes
Sung tpieoer mad Maibington ab.
= Sn einem Briefe an einen republic
tanii1en GIub in Springfield, Ohio,
bat Senator Sherman ertldrt, baB er
Mnes, mas in ieinen 3rdften liege, oer=
fuden lperbe. UNI bic 8eitdtigung Der
grnennung 2amars gum 8unbessObers
ribter 6ur6 ben Senat, gu Derbinbern.
= Wibertpdrtige Gcenen fpielten fia
Bel eiuem 8ran6e in benz Stdbt9en
Watefielb, Wise., ab, Cine ldrmenbe
miite Menge bate ii6 tpdbrenb bes
Branbes gum 9errn Der Situation ge.
na6t. Mfan beraubte bic brennenben
2dben unb binberte Die gigentbhmer
burd &ebolberf9ife am &etten. Gin
Saloon tpurbe ebenfalIs gepIiinbert unb
ber WbisteD nerfeblte balb feline Wirs
tung nibt. Die Stabt - cine Der pers
rufenfen Bergmerts Srte lift fat
gdnsli6 serf6rt tuorben.
Nuslanb.
= Dr. Mafen3ie, tpel9er tuieber in
San &emo eingetroffen III, bat f9 mad
elmer eingebenben llnteriu9ung 6er
&eble bes Gronprinaen iebr befriebiqt
iiber ben Nerlauf 6iefer Grantbeit
ausgefpro6en. Gins ser @emGd)ie lit
p6llig berf9wunben. Madensie bat er=
fldrt, baB bic 3eit allein bic pabre Nas
tur beg 2eioens entf9eiben t6nne. Gers
ner bat er benz Gronprinaen ben 8es
brau6 Der beiBeu Quellen BEL ber 9aupts
ifabt Nlsier anempfoblen. Sas 2lima
lit bort ipdbrenb oes Winters osmienis
gen gnalanbs imSommer 3u bergleiden.
- 2oro &anbolpb gbur1bia, ber
bur9 feline @rcentrieitdt befannte engs
lif9e Staatsmann, 1T auf eigene Tauft
nod @uBlanb gereif, unt fi6 peri6nli9
iiber bic politif9e Sa9lage 3u unters
ri9ten. ct tpurbe bonn gaaren enipians
gen, ob8lei@ er in feinerlei amtli9er
gieeui@aft nod ct. petsrsburs GEE
reift iit.
- Golgenben interelianten 8eitrag
sur mooernen britif9en gulturgei9idte
iibermittelt uns bas Gabel: Smith
unb Gilraiu, bic beiben beriibmten
Gauiifdmpfer. fno ensasirt tporben,
aIabenbliG In oem eleganten Saale
bes nIquarium" 8oritellungen In,
BoIen Su geben. unb atpar cine Mo9e
lang i'm Monat 6ebruor. Sic erbale
ten $4,000 fiir ibre 59auitelungen.
- Ser Miln9ener 4orresponsent
bes pariier vGigaro4 tbeilt nit, baB
bic In 8aiern in Nrbeit ftebenben 6lfers
rei9iiden Heierbiiten einberufen uors
ben ieien. 9lu9 Der 6lferreidiide Ron.
Jul in 8ufareit bat an ole in Numd.
nien lebenben 6ferrei@iIGen Heierbilfen
bic Wtittbeilung gelangen laiIen. f1
gum @mpfang Der ginberufungs.O .Orore
bereit 81 balten.
= Mud &umdnien riiitet. Ser pre.
tnierminiffer 8ratiano nerlanate in ae.
beimer Sibung ber Deputirtentammer
einen grtra 3rebit BON $12. .000, 900,
unb motiDirte bieie Gorberung bur9 bic
ernfte politil9e Sage guropas. Gin
neues 9lusbebungsgeieb murbe ferner
angenommen, bur9 mel9es oas 6eer
in 3utunft bebeutenb bersrOBert tuer.
ben fam.
- Das 96nigreidb Grie9enlanb
murbe BON einem fur1tbaren Sturme
beimgefu9t, oer bebeutenben S6aben
anriGtete. Ilein in bic 8ai BON Ya.
tras finb rs Sdiffe seitranbst.
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graf S6eremitref, ein rulFid

@rnf S9eremitreff, ein ruifiider
gbelmann aus 0tusfau, tpurbe bonn
@saren in elmer 4ubienJ empfangen
unb fellte linn bor, baB bic Stubenten
in Mostau, Obeffa, &ietu, @bartom &c.
unnnroig bebanbelt tuiitben unb bob
i6m bic Beamten bic mabreu 8riinbe
Der tiir;li6 itattgebabten Stuoeuien.
unruben berf9miegen bdtten. Ser @3ar
CAB ben Yefebl. cine genaue llnter'
iu6ung bieier anselegenbeiten 3u Der.
anltalteu.
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Nrute 2ddod)e1t.
gerIiuer &oman BON asanl aimSan.
[Gortfesuns.l

LUuItIeSuuy.l.
Sn ber Qei9enbaue, 6eta ernGfen NIT
benz &reu5 gefr6nten Badfeinbau am
gingang 6es 9irGbofs, batten li6 Dor
benz nit einent 8abr Su6e
be0edten einfa6en billigen boil
aerneu Sarge bic tpenigen 2eib
tragenben berIamnielt. Grau 2ei1en
iueinte 10 beftig unb gab 10 Iaute flas
seHbe S6ne BON ii9, baB Granai, bic
lDirtii@ tief ersriffen mar, ibr suraunte:
Mber, Nsutter, uinn bid bod 3uiam.
men. Gbolpb Mbrler mar to6tenblaB.
gs md@te ben ginbruf, aIs OBJ er in
ben lebten 6rei Sager nod pefentiidb
0bgeniagert iei. Ct bIidte gebantenIos
Dor f1 bir unb idien fidb iim bic 11ms
gebnng niGt 5u fiimmerr. Nlma bate
fb bon ben uebrigen, bic fie tpenfg
Dber gar ribf fannie, getrennt. sic
bate bon benz llngliidsfolI f9Dn am
Gonntag Mbenb 2enntniB ourd einen
Soft erbalten unb ni9t baran geatuei.
felt, boB bic llnglidIi6e ibre Greuubin
@rete fei. Nber bas Qotal mar bollbe>
Iett, unb ber Mirtb, ber fiir ientimens
sass MsgnAeea nut geIlages SerTanez
,b sslss D.,as, 4. @ gasss IVY m.ul ssnalis!' oal.
erit i'm 2aufe 0es Wontags bos gldberc
in Grfabruug gebra@t. Nlma fab
@eussaIY.'s aaO lsgr eHgsgriHea aus.
sSb ~ W uui lgr 2alWen1uW uno
lwsSss. x.sa r
x 1A gst SuBsseeu glnI9ggeM, 10
IstMlygIslI x: oselss cegraDnlnes olioelen
s.s s,. e.ss s 2tGgIDeasa ~; !g g!eBen aranae aus
ws.B.n s. MDisM; D!s an! GeM SdIg geie9i
seN.sn. s.nea saasAdgnMaIwen 0e9enla1.
$500 ~ .Iu..a a.,ss ,s;. Sua; .'ruISM ,i. SluHe: Uoa
Iaant. Ian III .yS.srn ..s. u..l FL ueM iwehen
I.a..3. Suue -yens ny Int auss 1Ioele
s.ss,IaD; Nv ssssass Ii. saat. @ ge..s .pls SgDes
~. 9.rs.n NY saagsI oss. 5nN eiIenf
m.Is nv y e.. gsa stugpsssnsaDs plsoesgelegeH
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~ M ss.Slpoeasn, au.l ,Jn'!s galle &C.
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SreB 9tobes unb Sadets
lebter MObe, iOeben einsetrofen Bel
Ooung & MrnoIb.

= SIN Staatsietretariat in Nuitin
fnb in Der leBten 3eit bic fplgenben
@eIelli@aften regiifrirt tpor6en: bic
r@ooperotiue 4fociation bon &emp1
in Gaufman Co., bic Smitbpille Stt.
propement @ompanp, bic Montgomerp
Iaiance Cooperative Mfoeiation.
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Budlens slrmsea.ealbe.

DIE bette Salbe Der A8elt fir S&aitte
Auetf@unsen, 6ef6niire, Gisber. unb Saut.
MusfdIa9, GleGte, seiprunsene Sdnbe, t}rof.
beuIen uuS ale $autfrantbeiten turirt "a.
nrrrboiben O6er Eeine BeaabIung. 86llige
Classification sarautirt obsr bas @elb mirb
aarii6eritattet. 25 Gents bic S9adteI BEL u
Greis
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= 26nig Sobann BON NbpiHnien
mariGirt NIT brei ftarten 3ruppenab.
tbeiIunsen auf Maifauab log, mo- es
usbl balb su einem 3ufammenHoBe
3mif9eu ieinen 9ruppen unb ber itatie<
nii9en Beiabung fomnen tpirb.
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DRESS GOODS.

Mes mae gut 1T unb Mes mas MODERN If in ben eneu unb Pc
RESS GOODS, mede eet in @ebrau nb, taun Bel uns
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yIufs bette fann i9 bic 4nuenbung
bon Or. 4uguit 96nis's Samburger
8rufitbee segen ole Nrtsn BON grfdls
tungen empfeblen. Dieter ausge3ei1s
aete 9bee III in meiner 6amilie tets
borr6tbig." - Dies fonitaiirt Gbarles
@eusg, @reeufielo, Sus.
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~s@ Weibna9tsgei6ente in GROCER
4usmabI BEL
OOung & arnolb.
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s@ Gei9dftsan3hse fhr $40, $11,
unb $3.50, bel u. morris.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-28
Al the Disciples Church.

Rev. /. C. Mitchell, Of Wellsburg, de-
Iiyered two very instructive and interest
ing sermons yesterday in the Disciples
Church on 'sThe Eternal Destiny Of Man. "
The gentleman invited his hearers TO bring
their Bibles with them, as be intended In
his discourses during the coming week TO
unfold Gods purpose with regard to man
a. revealed in His word He said the
learned men Of all ages have been trying
by their own investigations to find out
what the destiny Of man is, but We can only
reach q conclusion In this matter by what
God has revealed to us by his apostles.
Paul says: "How that By revelation he
made known unto me the mystery" And
again: According 10 the eternal purpose
which He purpoeed in Christ Jesus our
Lord" He said he would rather be an
infidel than believe that the Almighty had
to get up the plan OF redemption just to
foil the Devil in his scheme Of spelling the
handiwork of God. He said biologists give
Us all the different periods Of the worlds
creation MP to the aye Of man,
but the Bible takes Us beyond this and
by studying it we can find out Gods pur-
pose in the creation of man, and says the
work was not flushed then. The seed Of
the woman was 10 bruise the head Of the
serpent. Creation was united with the
creator in Jesus of Nazareth. God united
with man. This was the second Adam.
God revealed His purpose clear down TO
the end to Sohn on the Isle Of Patmos.
This subject will be thoroughly discussed
every evening thiA week, and everybody is
invited to be present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-28
THE SUNDAY REGISTER.
some Of the Things Contained in Its Local
Department.

Some Of the Things Contained in Its Local
Department.
A certificate of incorporation granted to
q new pottery company. known - the III
tonville company. Capital, $4,000. Pin-
eipal Office, Wheeling. The ineOrpOrstors
are Messrs- Geo. K. Wheat, c. W. Sea-
bright, Frank Cruise and C. Schneider.
Dave GIANTS poker room rsided saiur-
day night and gamblers arrested
At Martins Ferry, Saturday night. the
body of a newly-b child was found on
the premises of q colored woman, named
Cynthia Banks. A young eo'ored woman,
named Jennie Guider, is the mother. The
evidence points to a case Of inianticide.
Willie Haines, fifteen year-old boy,
was run over and killed by train nesr
Flushing.
At the Catholic tair in Bellsire the gold
watch contest was decided in favor OF
P. J. fitzgerald.
A transfer of real estate by ]. Z. Cow
den to George McKown has been recorded.
The new Wheeling and ParkeTsburg
packet, Ben Hur, has been measured and
will soon be in readiness for the trade.
A full review of the social doipgs OF the
week past is given, in which The modern
girl comes in for an Interesting discussion
Of her merits and dement's.
An interview is Published with General
manager Townsend, Of the c., L. q W., in
regard 10 the extension and general condi-
ton of the road.
"reminiscences ola Belmont county farm
er about former days appear in an interest
ing article, in which the contrast between
the past and present methods Of driving
cattle to market is wildly brought ont.
Besides many items Of general and personal
interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-28

and calling the night binds about him, he
demonstrated that the OWLS eyes were 20
formed that he couldn't see the sun at all
The man who IN this Nineteenth century
and in the presence Of such arguments, tells
you he cannot believe that the Bible Is
from God, Is simply owl eyed Hecannot
see the sun at all
Third-The burden which Christ i'm
poses upon the soul / take but one ex-
ample, It shall be the heaviest ] know.
But say unto you, love your enemies, do
good to them that hate you. and pray for
them that despitefully use you" A man
deliberately insults you or smites you, or
Injuries your reputation or that OF your
family, and Chri-t says love him and do
him goa and not evil "Ah, you say
that Is impossible, revenge Is natural !"
Very well, then, let us settle il according
to theeede of honor current in this world.
He struck You, now you strike back. 1t
is bis time next, and your time
next; and thus your families are involved,
and then your neighbors, and the gosslps,
and the newspapers, snd the officers Of the
lay-pray tell Us, where is this thing to
end? Now think Of Christ's plan OF settle
ment. Which is the easier? o! but You
say, Revenge is sweet" Well, Christ
thought Of that when he told Paul to say,
IF thine enemy hunger feed him, If he
Thirst give him drink, for in so doing thou
shalt heap Goals Of fire on his head" II
Goals of fire on the Head Of your enemy
wouldn't satisfy your revenge You must
have an appetite more vicious than can
nibal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-28
AT THE MINT.


The Directors Report-The Coinage for
the Past Year.
WASHINGTON, ID. c, NoysiGbCr Il
The director of the mint has submitted 10
the Secretary of the Treasury his annual
report Of the operation Of the mint and
assay offices for the fiscal year 1887. The
value Of the gold and silver received at the
minis snd assay Offices during the year
was greater than in any previous year since
1881. The coinage Of the fscil year was
as follows: Gold, 3,73i, 30 pieces, value,
So, 1898, 279; silver, 44,23l, 2S5 pieces;
value, S54, 1856, 49, minor coins, So 166, 500
pieces, value, 50. 1876 80. The silver bullion
purchesed during the year for the silver
dollar coinage was %, 433, 342 standard
ounces, at the cost Of SIS, 9SS, $40.
The number of silver dollars made
was SO, 266, sd. Ten million nine hun
dred and one thousand nine hundred snd
twenty-e.ght silver dollars were distribu.
ted from the minis during the year, and
The number OF trade dollars redeemed by
the Treasury of the United States under
provisions Of the act Of March 3rd, 1sS7,
authorizing their redemption, was 1853
O36. The number imported from the pas.
sage of the act TO September 4th, 1sS7,
was $50 Sol. The trade dollars redeemed
have all been transferred to the minis or
the assay Office at New York and melted
into bans ready fer coinage.
The mint at Philadelphia has been tax
ed to its utmost capacity to execute the
large minor coinage demanded Of it, in sd
dition TO the mandatory cOinsge of silver
dollar. notwithstanding the large num-
her Of pieces struck, the demand for
minor coin is still far beyond the capacity
of the mint to properly ell the orders.
The Director estimates the stock Of coin
in the United States TO have been, on the
FIST of July, 1887, gold, S56s, O0S, 065; all
yer, S342, $50, 9l6. In addition there Was
bullion in the mints as follows: Gold,
SIS, 512, 270; silver, SO, 455, $50. The Di-
rector estimates the stock Of gold and sill
yer coin in the United States On Noyem-
Der /, 1887, to have been Gold, 1914, 82T,-
s73; silver dollars, S2T7, Ito, 157; snhsidi-
airy silver, SIS, 75S, 1S6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-28

your house on Wednesday night. between
u and 1 o'clock Our luggage VIA
arrive during the afternoon, out
we will rot arsive ourselves until alter
the theater.' Then watch and see them
come in With bundle Of umbrellas and
canes. n hat box and couple OF vaiifes,
which have DO hesitaney, OF course, IN
believing they took 10 the play with them
How do tell = bride and grOony Well,
there's something about they war they look
at each ohsr when they are together,
and When the newly married uaa IL BY
hims-lf l lean rsll by the manner 10 which
he uses the TWO words, my wife Hes
not used to the combination, and they
sound "a unnatural to me as they doto
himself;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-28

The sttrzrtion Of the week viii b Tie
Grand Festival and Bazaar given BY The
i.dies of tie Church Of The Inmacaiafe
Conception, at Alhambfa Palace Rink, %
Ginning wednesday evening, Nevenbef
3Oth. and continuing until Saturday
evening. The ladies have been working
Tor some weeks making preparations, and
II win be one Of the grxndest fain eva
held in the city.
The Knights Of St George md ne
Knights Of 81. John win give exhibifacn
drills during The progress Of the festival
The admission will be only fifteen cents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-28
BELLAIRE.

Mayor Brown found it necessary TO dis
pose of some business yesterday morning,
as the cells in the lookup were all OCcu-
pied Saturday evening there was more
than the usual number of DRINKS, ard OF
course some Of the boys had to suffer for
their fun After dispOsing Of number OF
plain DRINKS and disordeIlies, several wo'
men, two of whom were colored, aud three
gentlemen Of color were brought before the
Mayor charged with being in house Of
pros titution in the First ward. 1t seems
that colored woman named Annie Davis
had been out of the city Tor some time,
and on her return Saturday night some OF
her friends celebrated the event in ways
contrary TO the law. All of tn crowd
plead guilty. Sadie Fay, formerly Of
GAINESVILLE, was among the gang She
said she supposed the charge against her
was true, as she was 30 drunk she didn't
remember anything about last Saturday
night.
Adolph FISCHER, one of the Anarchists
hung at Chicago for melting murder, at
one time lived in Bellaire. He worked in
the 3 & o. shops, and WAS a member Of
the Belmont Turnverein of this city. Sew
eral Of the members recognized his picture
and bis name was found among the list of
Turner'S Independent.
John F. Kelly, Esq, has brought suit
against E. b Kennedy for SIC, 900, P. o.
Criswell for 5000, and has brought up
the old case against Mr.. Maring as q rep
resentative of the Columbia Club Tor the
winter.
Rev. W. S. Campbell did not Hold ser
vice in the Episcopal Church as was ex-
pected. His mother died on Thanksgiv-
ing and he did not make arrangements to
get back here by Sunday.
Some one saw smoke issuing from one
of the broken windows Of Ault's Touring
mill, and supposing the structure was
again on fire, raised an alarm, and the
whole town was excited. The cause of
the connection was q fire in James Corb-
ett's residence, the smoke of which was
blown into the mill.
The Odd Fellows returned from Clsring-
ton yesterday morning at 5 o'clock after a
pleasant visit.
The young folks who took part in
Lilly Bell" at Martins Ferry on Sstur-
day night, came home on q special train.
J. ". Phoebus, Bridgeport and Mar
tins Ferry representative of the REGIsTEB
was in the city on Saturday night.
Some Of the nailers who run cold iron
machines have had but two Of their four
machines running for the past two months.
Report has it that the nail factory will 60
on in full this week.
The members Of the First Presbyterian
and the Christian Churches worshipped In
the City Fail yesterday at different hours.
Will White, the ball player, will prob
ably play in California this winter.